SEVENTEEN launched their world tour in Incheon, gathering 54,000 fans and showcasing a diverse setlist over 3.5 hours.
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SEVENTEEN has begun a journey towards a new climax. They opened the splendid curtain of 'SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR [NEW_]' at Incheon Asiad Main Stadium on September 13-14. According to Pledis Entertainment, about 54,000 fans gathered over the two days. Tickets sold out on the first day of pre-sale, proving their popularity. Fans from 100 countries and regions, including the USA, Japan, Singapore, China, and Australia, gathered for the online live stream. As Dino described, they mixed 'new flavors with familiar ones' to showcase a diverse setlist combining never-before-seen stages and hit songs, reaffirming their reputation as 'performance masters.' They made a glamorous entrance reminiscent of a fashion show runway and quickly elevated the atmosphere with 'HBD' and 'THUNDER.' Over approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes, they performed more than 30 songs, from fan-favorites like 'Domino' and 'Network Love' to seasoned performances of 'SOS (Prod. Marshmello),' 'F*ck My Life,' and 'LOVE, MONEY, FAME (feat. DJ Khaled).' True to the concert's theme of new challenges, they debuted solo stages from their 5th full album. Starting with Dino's charismatic performance, Jun took over with an artistic display. Vernon showcased his charm while playing guitar, and Joshua and DK created a sweet atmosphere with their voices. Seungkwan left a deep impression with beautiful piano playing and an evocative voice. The stylish stage featured artistic elements from DK, while Mingyu and S.COUPS energized the audience. The sharp group choreography, a trademark of SEVENTEEN, was also on display. The audience reached a peak during the intense performances of 'HOT,' 'HIGHLIGHT,' 'ROCK,' and 'HIT.' 'Rock with you,' starting with DK's drumming, and the encore songs 'A-TEEN,' '9-TEEN,' '20,' and 'To You' evoked warm cheers as they reflected on their youth spent with CARAT (SEVENTEEN's fans). SEVENTEEN expressed gratitude for the support as they enter a new chapter this year, thanking the members who have shared the same vision for 10 years. They promised to become artists who continuously grow and develop. After singing the final song 'Eyes on you,' they spontaneously performed an encore, ending with 'VERY NICE,' creating unforgettable memories with fans. On the last day of the concert (14th), members Junghan, Wonwoo, Woozi, and Hoshi, who are currently serving in the military, also attended to support. With the encouragement of the four members, SEVENTEEN shouted, 'There are nine on stage, but now all 13 are here. We are SEVENTEEN,' warming the hearts of fans. After the Incheon concert, SEVENTEEN will perform at the largest venue in Hong Kong, Kaitak Stadium, on the 27th-28th of this month. Tickets for this concert have already sold out. They will continue their tour in October in five U.S. cities: Tacoma, Los Angeles, Austin, Sunrise, and Washington D.C., and in November-December at Vantelin Dome Nagoya, Kyocera Dome Osaka, Tokyo Dome, and Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka.
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